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EP029: Honing in on Growth as a Core Value with Arnie Malham

An episode of the Commanding Business podcast, hosted by Tim Hamilton, titled "EP029: Honing in on Growth as a Core Value with Arnie Malham" was published on February 16, 2016 and runs 23 minutes.

February 16, 2016 ·23m · Commanding Business

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Founder, Arnie Malham, of CJ Advertising seems to have done everything right while growing his business. He founded his niche advertising agency with the help of others. After proving his worth to his initial clients, they introduced him to other prospective clients within the same industry. He used his private business book collection to start an education movement within his company, which then led to another revenue stream, the Better Book Club. Also, when he hit the 10 million dollar/25 employee mark, instead of getting stuck in mire he joined EO, which helped him to propel his company forward. “Courage is...

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